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Three ways to de-risk investments in climate-resilient agriculture
09/06/2026
Adaptation finance tops the bill at NAP Expo 2026
01/06/2026
SCALA Highlights 2025: Scaling Up Climate Action, Finance and Partnerships for Agrifood Systems
12/05/2026
Climate commitments are only as strong as the action behind them. The SCALA Highlights Report 2025 shows how partner countries moved beyond planning in 2025 — strengthening policies, updating NDCs and NAPs, building capacities, and unlocking over USD 62 million in climate finance for agrifood systems. From Mongolia's first National Adaptation Plan to gender-responsive action in Costa Rica and beyond, discover how climate ambition is taking root across the globe. Read more...
SCALA in Mongolia strengthens national capacity on climate, biodiversity and gender-responsive public finance
27/03/2026
From evidence to policy: advancing gender equality in agricultural climate action
10/03/2026
Germany and Colombia partner to transform agriculture for climate resilience
12/02/2026
Deep in Colombia’s páramos and drylands, German officials saw how Indigenous knowledge and smart policy are transforming climate pledges into farmer profits and restored ecosystems. The SCALA programme’s blend of ancestral wisdom, private investment, and hard data is now a model the world can follow. Read more...
Translating climate policies into real-world solutions
05/02/2026
Climate change brings unpredictable rains and rising heat to Cambodia’s farmers, threatening crops and livelihoods. Now, through the SCALA programme, national climate plans are translating into action—backed by millions in new investments—to build real resilience in agrifood systems. Read more…
Strategic finance for climate action: How the SCALA programme supports countries in catalyzing public and private investment
17/12/2025
FAO and UNDP launch new in-depth analysis of national adaptation plans
26/11/2025
COP30: Landmark report finds countries’ climate agrifood ambitions undermined by funding gaps
18/11/2025
At COP30, a new FAO and UNDP report issues a stark warning: despite being a top adaptation priority in national plans, agrifood systems are critically underfunded, receiving only 20% of the needed finance. The analysis, "Agrifood Systems in National Adaptation Plans," reveals this critical gap is undermining countries' climate ambitions and leaving food security vulnerable.